Just wondering, relative to different cultures societal views on “masculine” and “feminine” imperatives, and stereotypical expectations towards the duty between men and women past or modern.

There’s so much talk about suppressing the “toxic” masculinity of a man, whether through psychological ‘castration’, indoctrination(self misandry), wokeism, or literally via lowering the testosterone levels in him which is happening more than it is being publicly acknowledged and discussed about in general testosterone levels declining.

Is there the same of “toning down” the ‘toxic’ femininity of a woman? It seems to me that even if a woman had all her feminine energy drained out of her, that still wouldn’t hardly damage the image or reputation of how that woman is perceived and received in her immediate community or society.

It doesn’t matter what a woman is because she’s still a woman, there’s no social or impressional repercussions on having weak femininity or too much masculinity. But for a man nobody cares for a whimpered down ‘emasculated’ man, or even a man with excess femininity.

There are double standards. Any thoughts and examples to expand on this?